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Bogota Latin Bistro
South American, Latin American $$$$$
141 5th Ave. (at St. John's Pl.)
Brooklyn , NY 11217
South American, Latin American $$$$$
141 5th Ave. (at St. John's Pl.)
Brooklyn , NY 11217
| (718) 230-3805 See all Brooklyn restaurants |
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3 reviews 4 on Fifth
By The Park Slope Gastronome Dec 04, 2006
Friday's Lunch: Taro Sushi (ok, technically on Dean, but steps from 5th Avenue) I took a personal day from work on Friday and wound up having lunch with the China-Latina Chowhound. She was fiending for some sushi, so I suggested Taro, a tiny spot around the corner from O'Connors. Taro offers up some great deals during the day. I went with lunch special #1, a bento box of unadon, whitefish tempura and 4 pieces of sushi along with miso soup and salad for $8. My box was portioned off into four squares: a mount of rice with two pieces of glazed eel; two pieces of fish, a broccoli floret and a small slice of acorn squash all tempura'ed up; a... FULL REVIEW
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By Clean Plate Club Aug 28, 2006
Get to Park Slope and fork yourself up some globby, green cilantro mashed potatoes from Bogota. All skepticism about nausea-invoking hues aside, I assure you that these taters are delicious. The subtle character of this ancient herb has just enough influence, making for a perfect accompaniment to almost any of the Latin Bistro’s chicken or fish dishes (though CPC recommends the Chipotle Corn Crusted Salmon and Plantain Crusted Chicken - we like things crusty). But if you can handle the abundance of green, all you really need for a good time at Bogota is a heaping side of said potatoes and a pitcher of their always-heavy-on-the-rum mojitos. FULL REVIEW
Latin Flavor in the Decor, Not the Food at Bogota
By Eating for Brooklyn Apr 26, 2006
I've never had an arepa before. I had read so much about the legendary arepa lady on the Chowhound message boards, so I just had to try these sought-after white cornmeal cakes at Bogota. I opted for the traditional one with butter and white cheese. I'm guessing the arepa at this trendy pan-Latin bistro doesn't even come close to those of the arepa lady and her street cart. FULL REVIEW
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